hi,
for me (I do not know CB at all) it looks like CB's connection to database fails. Do you get this error only if running in debug mode?
Obviously you have specified db-host, db-name and db-user but not db-password.
May be you should contact CB support to analyse problem as well.
for me (I do not know CB at all) it looks like CB's connection to database fails. Do you get this error only if running in debug mode?
Exactly, this happens only in debug mode and with RGraph published. When I unpublish RGraph, I can use CB even in debug mode.
Obviously you have specified db-host, db-name and db-user but not db-password.
I am not sure this is the case here. For instance, the message
1045Access denied for user 'root'@'::1' (using password: NO)
refers to user root that has no password. This is normally used in local settings, e.g. WAMP server. In remote host, they are all specified (dbhost, dbname, dbuser, dbpassword). That is weird... it seems that somehow (maybe a query?), a user root is trying to access the db
hi,
pls. check php-rgraph plugin-settings->optional parametes. There look at your settings for database access.
php-rgraph code (JROOT/plugins/content/rgraph/helper.php at line 819) tries a db-connection (other than joomla's db), if db-host, db-name and db-user have been defined to be used..
It didn't even cross my mind looking there and of course you were correct. I had changed these optional settings when I was working locally on WAMP and totally forgot to change them to the new ones. Of course that was also the reason why my charts were not fetching any data!
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